We've all wanted this thing to turn around, but it's not going to with all the notes. You can maybe flip it if it runs up a few ticks, but look at the last 10-Q, specifically "NOTE 5 – CONVERTIBLE PROMISSORY NOTES PAYABLE."
Look at note balance ended Q1 and ended Q4. The O/S at the end of September 2017 was 186,412,753. The O/S at the end of January was 718,282,979. All those new shares added to the float between Q3 and Q4 and instead of the convertible note balance decreasing, it's increasing. Wow, the 8-k shows $50,000 paid off. That's a drop in the bucket here. It would take a miracle to move this sucker, unfortunately. But, it is the OTC, so who knows. . .
